My Mistake At A Shoplifting Store

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I am sincerely sorry for shoplifting at your store. I know it is very wrong and take full responsibility. As committing a crime and breaking the law, punishments follow. The biggest punishment for me is not the physical punishments, but the heavy burden I will always carry with me because of a mistake I made. I understand that this has affected the store not only physically, but also mentally too. I know it affects the prices in the store, and it affects the people who worked that night at the store. They had to put in extra hours because of my mistake and it could have affected their emotions and feelings as well. Not only have I damaged the store, but also the community around it. Due to my careless mistake, customers may have to pay

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